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Breaking news on two fronts in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. Investigators are looking into a new message sent to one of the same news outlets that got the purported ransom letter, and there’s fresh law enforcement activity at and around the Guthrie home.Plus, the president is now weighing in on the removed racist post on his social media, depicting the Obamas as apes.
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1Nancy Guthrie's son has a new plea for her captors to reach out, with proof that his mom's alive. TMZ's Harvey Levin, who got one of the alleged ransom notes, joins us 360° to explain why the second deadline is, in his words, far more consequential. Plus, will Penn Station and Dulles Airport soon be named Trump? The president names his price for freeing up billions that Congress has already approved for badly-needed infrastructure and the price is his name.
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A significant new development now in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. Her children, including NBC's Savannah Guthrie, posted a video on social media calling for her safe return and address reports of a ransom note. CNN's Ed Lavandera reports from Tucson, Arizona. Also joining 360°, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and criminologist Casey Jordan.
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The local sheriff is acknowledging reports of ransom notes tied to disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, but gave no details. Also, the Los Angeles Times reports that blood was found inside the missing 84-year-old’s home. Plus, the president doubles down on his call for Republicans to “nationalize" elections after his supporters said that’s not what he meant. We’re Keeping Them Honest.
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The latest on the search for “Today" show anchor Savannah Guthrie's mom, whose disappearance is now being treated as a crime; an abduction, according to the local sheriff. Plus, President Trump says he wants to “nationalize" the elections in blue states. That, and the direct involvement we now know the president had in the recent FBI raid related to the 2020 election in Georgia.
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The government's massive, and they say final, batch of Epstein files are out. What we know so far about what, and who, is in them. Plus, remembering Catherine O’Hara and the unforgettable characters only she could have created, with or without a script.
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President Trump breaks a day of silence on the subject and says there will be no pullback of immigration agents in Minnesota, just hours after his border czar signaled the opposite.Plus, Anderson's conversation with another witness to Alex Pretti's shooting. What she remembers of the moment and why she says, "We all need to be courageous."
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Hear from Minneapolis officials and community leaders, including Mayor Jacob Frey, as they take questions and discuss pathways forward. Moderated by CNN Anchors Anderson Cooper and Sara Sidner.
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She’s been called the "woman in the pink coat” and tonight she talked with Anderson. She captured that crucial video from just steps away, as federal officers shot Alex Pretti. Then moments later, she bore witness to his passing. She shares what she saw, what she heard, and why she's coming forward now. Plus, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz in his first television interview since Pretti was killed.
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Alex Pretti was a 37-year-old ICU nurse at a VA hospital when he was shot dead by federal officers while recording them with his cell phone Saturday morning in Minneapolis. And, like Renee Good just 19 days ago, he was smeared by the administration, defamed as a "domestic terrorist" bent on massacring law enforcement within just hours of his death. Tonight, three sources are now telling CNN that the face of the crackdown here, Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino, and some of his masked agents, are expected to leave Minneapolis tomorrow. Anderson Cooper 360° is live tonight from Minneapolis.
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From New Mexico to New England and all points between, nearly a quarter-billion people get ready for the kind of winter storm they'll talk about for years to come. From sleet to ice, to a foot or more of snow, we'll tell you who's getting the worst of it, where and when. Plus, new details on the 5-year-old boy and his dad in custody, as mass protests about this and other cases set off in the Minneapolis today.
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A 5-year-old boy in custody, along with his dad. What it says about the tactics ICE and federal agents are using to grab as many people as they can. Plus, the latest on what people in two dozen states are facing from a massive winter storm that's gathering force as we speak.
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President Trump says he's got the "framework of a future deal" over Greenland, but as the first details emerge, is it much different than the deal the U.S. already has, and was it worth the potential rupture of the NATVO alliance to get? Plus, a verdict announced in the trial of former Uvalde schools police officer Adrian Gonzales. CNN's Shimon Prokupecz is outside the courthouse.
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President Trump is asked how far he'll go to get Greenland. His answer as he heads off to a hostile reception in Europe: “You'll find out." Plus, how North Korea's state-run film industry is changing and taking a cue from Hollywood.
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The President ratchets up his push to take over Greenland and somehow links it to not getting the Nobel Peace Prize, which he says has freed him from thinking "purely of peace." Plus, tensions rising in the Minnesota with protesters confronting a pastor who activists say is also a local ICE official, but the Department of Homeland Security won’t say. Also 1,500 active-duty troops are on standby for possible deployment there.
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The Justice Department is now investigating Minnesota's governor and the Minneapolis mayor for allegedly obstructing federal law enforcement officers. Plus, a frame-by-frame video analysis by the New York Times sheds light on some of the most fundamental questions about Renee Good's final seconds.
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More protests after another shooting, as President Trump threatens to invoke the Insurrection Act, and the head of Homeland Security says if you are near an ICE operation, you too can be stopped and asked to prove you are an American. Anderson also speaks to Antonio Romanucci, an attorney for the family of Renee Good. Plus, just a day after the president backs away from military action against Iran, another carrier strike group heads toward the region.
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With the world bracing for possible U.S. action against Iran, a change in tone from the president, who now says the regime has stopped killing protesters, even as bodies overflow the morgues, and the regime says it's back in full control. Plus, the Cold War, of sorts, over Greenland. The "fundamental disagreement" our NATO ally Denmark says there is, after talks at the White House today.
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With new clashes on the streets of Minneapolis, and the president promising a "day of reckoning and retribution," the Justice Department says there's no evidence and no basis to investigate the ICE officer who killed Renee Good. But several federal prosecutors in Minnesota who are under pressure to investigate Good and her wife, have now quit. Anderson speaks to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. Plus, the estimated death toll in Iran is rising from hundreds to thousands, as President Trump tells protesters that American help is on the way, but what that means is unclear. Air date: Jan. 13, 2026Guests: Keith Ellison Brett McGurk
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Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve Chairman is under criminal investigation by the Trump DOJ and openly at odds with the president who chose him for the job, but now wants him gone. Plus, more than 500 people have been killed in Iran, according to a US-based rights group, as the regime cracks down on demonstrators, and the protests in the streets continue.
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question....if there were 2 ransom notes...are they from the same person or source?
Please be safe Anderson, you are an asset to Truth and Democracy and this makes you an enemy of state under forty seven. If only the remarkable cold-bore shot or "shooter" had dialed in three inches to the east. LOL! totally J/W...CNN, not the "official narrative"(a term Vladimir Putin coined by the way) narratives are stories stories are told by poets and Reddit-ors. today's news is tomorrow's history and accuracy, persistent-risk, skepticism, proper grammar...long live the Fifth estate!
love ya Anderson! ~ 🇨🇦
Trump is taking steps to prevent a military coup.
that male guest was an idiot and very pigheaded
Why broadcast David Urban? He's an obvious shill.
Where do they find these MAGA idiots? The misuse of the word "inculcate" in the midst of that blather was especially embarrassing.
Oops, David Urban nearly said that immigrants are "taking black jobs."
Oops, David Urban nearly said that immigrants are "taking black jobs."
The political discussions would be more informative if they would ditch the purblind Trump supporters. Conceding that people might vote for him despite not responding favorably to his personality is meaningless. He is a writhing bag of contradictions and easily distracted. He has redefined the scope of lying in politics. He is "unserious." As for the economy, the public remember events better than gaps of time. Pollsters should ask, Were you better off financially during Covid than you are now?
Quinnipiac has the worst reputation among American pollsters? Rasmussen would like a word.
Scott Taylor is utterly mendacious. What a relief to discover that he hasn't held an elected office since 2019. It is not surprising to learn that from the same year four of his staffers (but not Taylor himself) have been indicted for election fraud.
Who is this MAGA mook?
Kind of amusing to hear a Trump surrogate to talk nonsense, but what it comes down to is that Trump talks sh1t.
"Radical liberals v Commonsense conservatives" is a self-serving piece of utter nonsense.
Why invite a ridiculous contrarian Republican talking head to these discussions?
Why ask Maggie Haberman to comment on legal proceedings? CNN has lawyers who provide legal commentary. Despite the MAGA talking points, the trials are not politically motivated and what Trump's advisors are saying is (at best) collateral to the actual news.
David Urban is a horse's ass.
Yawn. Slow news day, CNN?
Let's reflect on how lacking Donald Trump is in both self-control and decorum that the Presidential Debate saw fit to implement a policy of controlling the debaters' microphones.